NVIDIA and Lumentum struck a nonexclusive deal combining a multibillion-dollar laser purchase commitment with an approximately $2B investment to fund R&D, capacity expansion, and new U.S. manufacturing that supports AI data center growth.
The Pentagon is moving to label Anthropic a supply-chain risk after the company refused broad “all lawful use” terms for Claude. The clash could reshape U.S. AI‑defense norms and force contractors and enterprises into rapid contingency planning.
MIT News spotlights an Olin College intern’s 2025 work at MIT Lincoln Laboratory to code, deploy, and field-test a diver–robot navigation algorithm in GPS-denied waters, with trials spanning the Atlantic, the Charles River, and Lake Superior.
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President Trump ordered U.S. government systems to stop using Anthropic’s AI, escalating a dispute over whether vendors can set ethical guardrails on military use. The decision could ripple across classified networks, cloud providers, and defense contractors.
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OpenAI fired an employee after determining they used confidential company information to trade on external prediction markets. The case highlights rising enforcement, market growth, and regulatory attention around insider risks.
Google’s latest Gemini-based image generator brings paywalled-quality text rendering, multilingual visuals, and robust edit workflows to more users. Here’s what matters for teams building infographics, ads, and UI mocks.
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